Your delivery/swing trade log, auto-calculated performance dashboard, and a 1:1 to 1:4 R:R calculator.
The Trade Tracker is a free trading journal for delivery and swing traders in Indian stocks. Log each trade - the stock, buy date, quantity, buy price, stop-loss and target - and close it when you sell. The tracker works out the numbers a spreadsheet journal makes you calculate by hand.
Its dashboard shows your realised profit and loss, the return on the capital you closed, how much capital is in open trades and how much of it is at risk, your win rate, average profit and loss, expectancy and profit factor - so you can see whether your trading actually has an edge, not just whether the last trade worked.
Your trades are private: they are saved against your Google account, nobody else can see them, and they follow you to any device. It records your own decisions; it never suggests a trade.
A record of every trade you take - why, at what price, and how it ended. Over a few dozen trades it shows patterns a memory never will: whether your losses are bigger than your profits, which setups work for you, and whether you follow your own stop-losses.
Profitable closed trades divided by all closed trades. 8 profitable trades out of 10 closed is an 80% win rate. Open trades are not counted until you close them.
What one trade earns you on average: win rate × average profit + loss rate × average loss. With an 80% win rate, an average profit of ₹936 and an average loss of ₹3,350, expectancy is 0.8 × 936 + 0.2 × (−3,350) = ₹79 a trade. Positive means the way you trade makes money over many trades.
Total profit from winning trades divided by total loss from losing trades. ₹3,744 of profits against ₹3,350 of losses is a profit factor of 1.1. Above 1 means your winners outweigh your losers.
For each open trade, what you would lose if the stop-loss were hit - quantity × (buy price − stop-loss) - added up. The tracker also shows it as a share of the capital you have in open trades.
Yes. Trades are stored against your Google account and only you can see them. You can delete any trade, and the privacy policy explains how to have all of it removed.